"Homage to the blessed perfection of wisdom
The jinas of the past, future and present,
to them all you are a lovely mother.
The Jinas, O goddess, are your sons.
To have no own-being is your own-being.
Of the names of the lovely Mother of the Buddhas
I will now speak.
If you want ample merit, listen!"

The 108 Names of Holy Perfect Wisdom are:

1. All-knowledge
2. Knowledge of the modes of the path
3. Knowledge of all modes
4. Reality-limit
5. Suchness
6. Non-falseness
7. Unaltered suchness
8. True reality
9. What truly is
10. Unpervertedness
11. Emptiness, signlessness, wishlessness
12. The state of non-existence
13. Absence of own-being
14. Having non-existence for own-being
15. Dharmahood
16. Dharma-element
17. The stability of Dharma
18. The fixed sequence of Dharma
19. The mark of Dharma
20. Absence of self in dharmas ( and absence of own-being in them )
21. A being
22. A living soul
23. A person
24. A personality
25. An individual
26. Inexpressible
27. Not to be talked about
28. Bereft of thought, mind and consciousness
29. Unequalled
30. Equal to the unequalled
31. Without sense of ownership
32. Without self-conceit
33. Unimpeded
34. Free from impediments
35. Absolutely beyond all impediments
36. Mother of all the Buddhas
37. Genetrix of all bodhisattvas
38. Support of all disciples, nurse of all Pratyekabuddhas
39. Support of the entire world
40. Inexhaustible store of equipment with merit
41. A torrential descent of cognitions
42. Achievements of the various wonderworking powers
43. Achievements of the purification of the heavenly eye
44. Achievements of the clarification of the heavenly ear
45. Achievements of the cognition of the thoughts of others
46. Achievement of the recollection
47. Holy and Pure
48. Immaculate
49. Sacred and Majestic
50. Firmly established in the applications of mindfulness
51. Associated with the strength of the right exertions
52. Associated with the four roads to psychic power
53. Achievement of the purification of the faculties
54. Achievement of the purification of the powers
55. Achievement of the purification of the unblemished jewel of the seven limbs of enlightenment
56. Achievement of the purification of the gift of seven prizes
57. Exhibition of the eightfold path
58. Exhibition of the attainment of the nine successive stations
59. Acquisition of the ten sovereignties
60. Achievement of the dwelling on the ten stages
61. Perfect achievement of the ten powers
62. Adornment of the ten all-bases
63. Acquisition of the ten cognitions
64. Achievement of the destruction of the ten inimical evil tendencies
65. Perfect accomplishment of the trances
66. Achievement of the transcending of the formless world
67. Praised by all the fully enlightened Buddhas
68. Achievement of all cognitions
69. Emptiness of subject
70. Emptiness of object
71. Emptiness of subject and object
72. Emptiness of emptiness
73. Great emptiness
74. Ultimate emptiness
75. Conditioned emptiness
76. Unconditioned emptiness
77. Infinite emptiness
78. Emptiness without beginning and end
79. Emptiness of non-repudiation
80. Emptiness of the essential original nature
81. Emptiness of all dharmas
82. Emptiness of own-marks
83. Emptiness of non-apprehension
84. Emptiness of non-existence
85. Emptiness of own-being
86. Emptiness of the non-existence of own-being
87. No birth
88. Non-production
89. Non-stopping
90. Non-annihilation
91. Non-eternity
92. Not one thing
93. Not many things
94. Not coming
95. Not going away
96. The full meditational development of conditioned co-production
97. Absence of thought-construction
98. Absence of all inclination towards entities or their signs
99. Absence of something to be known
100. From the very beginning unsupported by any foundation
101. Non-dual
102. Undivided
103. Entrance into the quiet calm of purified understanding
104. Identical with the unobstructed and stainless ether
105. Neither existing nor expressible in words
106. Her own-being like a dream, her true nature like an illusion
107. Like unto a fiery circle
108. The one single taste of all dharmas

“Any who recites these 108 names of the perfection of wisdom is freed for ever from all the states of woe. All the Buddhas bring him to mind, and all the Bodhisattvas constantly and always protect, guard and defend him.” Quotes from: Perfect Wisdom by Edward Conze